My surgeon will refuse to remove my ruptured appendix because he doesn't believe it exists

He's just really interested in early language development

What kind of regulations would actually solve reliability though? They already get four to five nines of uptime and government oversight of config changes isn't likely to yield any additional value. Most post-mortems show issues that aren't easy to catch or they'd already be caught.

He does annual keynotes but he's not trying to be a celebrity

I'm looking forward to hearing your episode

I hope I can have a home with a balcony one day

Ron DeDantis welcome to the resistance???

A lot of people hate Congress but like their personal representatives

Here's something that will enlighten you
www.rsna.org/news/2025/ja...

Pretty soon we'll figure out how to store electricity in people

Thirty years ago, the cost of continuous glucose monitoring was infinite. So the cost has actually declined significantly.

If poverty is only measured relatively, then we'll never see an end to poverty. And yet people are doing much better today.

There's no need to lie because the government isn't running.

AI is already being used today in radiology to improve accuracy.

They're setting up for the sequel

There's a lot of things you can do with salt

The unit cost of desalination is very low, so could scale to Iran in theory. Whether they actually can, I'm less optimistic about

It's interesting that UAE has managed to effectively deploy desalination cheaply to avoid this kind of catastrophe